

A deranged scientist creates a ray that can shrink people down to doll size.
Director: Bert I. Gordon
Writers: George Worthing Yates












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"Sally" (June Kenney) ought to have had the alarm bells ringing when she goes for an interview with doll-maker "Franz" (John Hoyt) who positively begs her to take the job. They ought to have rung even...

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